Archive · 15 Sep 2026
Gurugram Biker Case: Bainsla Detained, Attempt-to-Murder Charge Added
A car hit a woman riding a sports motorcycle in Gurugram.
The crash happened on Golf Course Road on Sunday.
Videos appear to show the car moving into the motorcycle’s path and then driving away.
Police later added an attempt-to-murder charge to the case.
They said this charge can lead to up to 10 years in prison.
The rider, Shivani Chauhan, says the driver deliberately targeted her and should have stopped to help.
The accused, Kalyan Bainsla, says the crash was accidental and that he left because he feared being attacked.
Police said he was detained in Rajasthan on Tuesday, although an earlier report said he was still being sought.
Gurugram Police detained Kalyan Bainsla in Rajasthan on Tuesday after identifying him through CCTV footage.
Police added Section 109 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, an attempt-to-murder provision carrying up to 10 years’ imprisonment.
Video footage shows a white sedan striking Shivani Chauhan, known as Sia, on Gurugram’s Golf Course Road on Sunday before leaving the scene.
Sia alleges Bainsla deliberately targeted her and failed to check whether she was injured; police say another video shows him signalling her to stop before the collision.
Bainsla admits the crash was his fault but denies intentionally hitting her, saying he lost control near a U-turn and fled because he feared retaliation from bikers.
- Who
- Gurugram Police, accused driver Kalyan Bainsla, and biker Shivani Chauhan, who uses the name Sia.
- What
- A car allegedly struck Sia’s sports motorcycle in a hit-and-run, leading police to add an attempt-to-murder charge.
- When
- The collision occurred on Sunday; police said Bainsla was detained on Tuesday.
- Where
- Golf Course Road in Gurugram; Bainsla was detained in Rajgarh, Rajasthan, according to police.
- Why
- Police said CCTV analysis supported adding the charge, while Sia alleges the collision was deliberate and Bainsla says he lost control and feared retaliation.
Police and victim’s account
Accused’s account
Whether the collision was deliberate
Police and victim’s account
Sia alleges that Bainsla signalled her to stop, steered toward her motorcycle, and deliberately hit her. Police said CCTV analysis led them to add an attempt-to-murder charge.
Accused’s account
Bainsla denies intentionally hitting Sia and says he lost control near a U-turn after asking riders to slow down.
Why the driver left
Police and victim’s account
Sia says Bainsla’s failure to stop or check on her is inconsistent with his public expression of regret and amounted to a hit-and-run.
Accused’s account
Bainsla says he fled because he feared that the group of bikers would attack him and his family.
What happened before the crash
Police and victim’s account
Sia says the car followed or approached her, its occupants misbehaved, and the videos provide sufficient evidence of the incident.
Accused’s account
Bainsla says the bikers were speeding, slowing down, or cutting close to his car, and that he did not know a woman was riding the motorcycle.
- Accused
- Kalyan Bainsla, described as a gym owner and former or international kabaddi player
- Victim
- Shivani Chauhan, known as Sia, a Delhi-based sports-bike rider
- Vehicle
- A white Maruti Suzuki Ciaz reportedly borrowed by Bainsla two days before the incident
- Location
- Golf Course Road, Gurugram
- Charges
- Section 109 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for attempt to murder; earlier provisions included rash driving and causing hurt
- Maximum punishment
- The Section 109 provision cited by police carries up to 10 years’ imprisonment
- Evidence
- CCTV and videos shared by riders appear to show the collision and the car leaving the scene
